- People Watch
- 18-Sep-2018
Cushman & Wakefield announces new leadership team in Sweden
Cushman & Wakefield has appointed Karl Persson and Marie Cronström to lead its business in Sweden.
Read moreCushman & Wakefield has appointed Karl Persson and Marie Cronström to lead its business in Sweden.
Read moreLaSalle Investment Management has announced the acquisition of a Travelodge hotel adjacent to Euston station in London.
Read moreSwedish construction giant Skanska has purchased a 19,000 m2 building plot in Oslo, Norway, for €35.3 mln (NOK 340 mln).
Read moreHamburg-based ECE will develop a new logistics centre for the Hermes Group in the Bavarian city of Ansbach.
Read moreSome 96% of institutional investors pursued off-market transactions in Germany worth some €40 bn last year, according to a new report by Berlin-based advisors HPBA Off-market Solutions and Bulwiengesa.
Read moreFrankfurt-listed Corestate has seen its assets under management increase ten-fold since end-2016 following a string of acquisitions. More is on the way, says CEO Michael Bütter in an interview with PropertyEU.
Read moreThe integration of sustainability best practices and engagement with tenants and improvements to their working environment lead to demonstrable value creation, according to a study by the EPRA Investor Relations Committee.
Read moreRolf Buch, CEO of German listed residential investor Vonovia, aims to reinforce the principles of sustainability and social responsibility within the EPRA network in his new position as EPRA chairman.
Read moreA new study by a group of European researchers shows that a diversified debt structure provides benefits to listed real estate companies through lower costs of debt and independence from single lending source.
Read moreEPRA’s efforts to spread the REIT regime to Central and Eastern Europe are paying off. In May this year, the Polish Ministry of Finance brought forward an official draft bill for a local REIT legislation which the government is eager to turn into legislation by January 2019.
Read moreCentral London's Grade A office market has seen a 4% increase in take-up volume compared to the five-year quarterly average before the pandemic, according to new data from Cushman & Wakefield.